TS scale is incorrect at times

[wlhunt]

Not sure why but the Vertical axis scale is sometimes not correct. I suspect the range may be causing problems.

Here's a single energy file example (out of 27 files) showing sample data:

$ head -n 7 energy_data.csv
time, external_energy, internal_energy, kinetic_energy, hourglass_energy, HI_energy_ratio, HE_energy_ratio
0.00000e+00, 3.43031e+05, 0.00000e+00, 3.43031e+05, 0.00000e+00, 0, 0.00000e+00
1.00575e-05, 3.43000e+05, 2.34431e+02, 3.42766e+05, 1.52914e+01, 6.52278e-02, 4.45812e-05
2.00475e-05, 3.42994e+05, 4.80129e+02, 3.42514e+05, 3.09275e+01, 6.44149e-02, 9.01691e-05
3.00375e-05, 3.42986e+05, 7.69096e+02, 3.42217e+05, 4.49896e+01, 5.84968e-02, 1.31170e-04
4.00275e-05, 3.42979e+05, 1.09935e+03, 3.41880e+05, 5.80073e+01, 5.27650e-02, 1.69128e-04
5.00174e-05, 3.42972e+05, 1.46769e+03, 3.41505e+05, 7.09077e+01, 4.83123e-02, 2.06745e-04

The hourglass scale shown below looks roughly correct:

The kinetic energy scale shown below looks incorrect and only displays some zeros and a comma:

The original TS data can be consulted to verify the data range. I can provide example TS model.

[Spurs20]

Update - the y axis labels are being chopped off in the front. For example, 100,000 is appearing as 00,000.
The top label on the y axis should also be equal to the maximum value in the dataset rounded up the nearest y axis increment. For example, if the y axis increment is 100,000, and the largest value in the dataset is 862,033, the top label should be 900,000. This will prevent any data from displaying above the top y axis label.